AegirLeet

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by AegirLeet 6y ago
The old-school style you describe is indeed old-school and was abandoned by most PHP developers ~10 years ago. Modern PHP projects will have a single entry point that handles all requests, with path-based routing done in code.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
PHP's dependency manager, Composer, uses this approach too.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
Clarification from Sara Golemon here: https://www.reddit.com/r/PHP/comments/ho9dgq/comment/fxgk1sc Key takeaway: >This message means Microsoft aren't going to produce official builds for PHP
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
Laravel uses some Symfony components, but it isn't based on Symfony. Laravel was heavily inspired by Rails.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
What do you dislike about composer?
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
str_starts_with() and str_ends_with() are coming in PHP 8.0.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
This was non-commercial and there wasn't any development involved. Even if doing this in a Windows VM technically violated some license, I wouldn't care much for something that's just a hobby project. As you pointed out, with
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
This was for a non-commercial hobby project and there was no actual development involved. Even if using a Windows VM in that way violated some Microsoft license, I don't think I'd care much. It's not like Microsoft is gonna s
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
Yeah no, this one is very Apple-specific. Just google "windows 10 vm image" and see what comes up. Obviously with Linux distros, getting images isn't a problem either. I'm sure there's some dumb shit that MS does to
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
That's how it works with Windows and obviously Linux. Why would a company not want to make it as easy as possible for people to try out, develop for and test on their OS?
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
I recently wanted to test something on macOS, but I don't own a Mac. I kinda assumed that I could just type "macos vm image" into Google and download an official image for VMWare, VirtualBox, Hyper-V or whatever from Apple&#x
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
I like adding "Server: Windows 95", "X-Powered-By: PHP 2.0" or something like that. You know, just to mess with people. Make them wonder what the fuck they just stumbled upon.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
I've added "licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0". If you want me to add anything else, I'd be happy to.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
https://famous-company.aegir.sexy/?FAMOUS_COMPANY=Foo&HYPED_... I didn't make it very pretty, but it should work.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
https://famous-company.aegir.sexy/?FAMOUS_COMPANY=Foo&HYPED_... I have no idea how CC BY-SA 4.0 works exactly, is the line in the footer sufficient? Anyway, you should be able to add any of the $variables in the text as
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
The fact that this is necessary at all is completely ridiculous. Thanks, but I'll just stick with Windows 7 for my Windows machine. That works and doesn't have any of 10's bullshit.
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
I think having good, secure, easy to use and hard to misuse crypto makes a ton of sense for any framework. The framework needs these internally anyway (to offer encrypted sessions for example), so you might as well expose them to the develo
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
Hashing: Support for securely creating and verifying cryptographic hashes, like you'd need for password hashing. Encryption: Support for securely encrypting, signing, decrypting and verifying arbitrary payloads. In Laravel, you can do:
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
I'm not sure that example is entirely true. A PC would probably still be cheaper, assuming you don't insist on getting exactly the same components and are OK with, say, substituting the Mac's RAM supplied by vendor X with a
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
> Why would RoR bake payments support into the framework? I'm not saying they should, just comparing features for the sake of demonstrating that the functionality that's present in modern PHP frameworks isn't readily ava
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
Yes, as mentioned in my other reply, I think Rails is probably the closest competitor and can do most (although not everything) of what Laravel can. Django is the third option I think comes very close. Admittedly, limiting the selection to
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
RoR and Django are probably the closest (Laravel was inspired by RoR). Still, I don't think they support all those features. Like I can't find any official RoR support for payments, full text search, encryption, pagination, schedu
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
> This is absolutely not the case, and you know it. Almost every language has a wealth of HTTP tools and frameworks, and many of them come built-in. Lots of languages have HTTP tools and frameworks, but not many of them are even comparab
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
Long-running processes are definitely possible. You obviously have to be a bit more careful not to leak memory. It's common to have things like queue workers implemented as long-running CLI processes. I just checked one of our services
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
Some of it is still true, some of it isn't true anymore and some of it simply isn't very relevant. Comparison still isn't transitive. Not very relevant in the real world because you simply don't use "==" unless
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
I'm a PHP dev and I'm pretty happy with the language, especially some of the things introduced in recent versions. I think it's a fine choice for anything that doesn't fall in the "low-level, high-performance"
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
The discover part takes place on Bandcamp, but Bandcamp's involvement ends after you've bought and downloaded the music. The enjoyment part that comes afterwards happens on your device, using whatever music player you prefer to pl
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by AegirLeet 6y ago
I'm really glad Bandcamp exists as a place where I can buy high-quality, DRM-free music, with a reasonable revenue share and no-bullshit experience. This makes me like them even more! If something isn't on Bandcamp these days, I o
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by AegirLeet 7y ago
This kind of stuff is exactly why I'm not "upgrading" from Windows 7 to 10.
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by AegirLeet 7y ago
Please don't use code blocks to quote text, they are impossible to read on mobile. > Had the same problem with Raspi 4B. Problem was dependent on screen resolution (!!). With 1920x1080, wlan0 became disconnected after it was ok at

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